Sentence examples for less picked up from inspiring English sources

They more or less picked up the phone once they were ready to go back — and they had job offers.

She is too discreet to say so, but with her former artists now being enshrined in Beacon by Dia -- whose founder, Heiner Friedrich, showed artists like Mr. Heizer in Germany, then more or less picked up in America where Ms. Dwan left off in the early 70's -- the historical record might benefit at this moment from some straightening.

So basically, Apple is now making a huge margin on every iPhone sold, while AT&T more or less picks up the tab.

Tiger Woods' future is up in the air, and Woods doesn't know when he'll return to competition, much less pick up a golf club again.

The Canadian indie rock supergroup's first album in seven years finds them more or less picking up right where they left off more guitars, more anthems, and more emotions than you could fit in a bowl of poutine.

As I see it, taking fewer breaths per minute allows less gas exchange in the lungs, and less oxygen picked up in the blood.

Movebubble, the startup that wants to make renting in London suck a little less, has picked up $1.6 million in further funding, bringing total investment to just over $3.4 million.

The WEP has also suggested including body-image lessons as part of the school curriculum, which is a better idea (and, tellingly, it has had less pick-up, what with it lacking the vital excuse for a photograph of a model).

There was then a lull when the camera became dominant – but camera-less photography was picked up by artists like Man Ray in the 1920s.

But he will earn rather less than the £671,000 picked up by Thompson.

Then there were other habits that were less obvious but got picked up over time.